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How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 2014
Continued from How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 2010 The hype around the World Cup in Brazil, the home of Pele and Jogo Bonito, was real. Expectations were high for the host country and their fans. When we landed in Sao Paolo, we got into a taxi and congratulated the driver on his team’s win in their opening match. He proceeded to tell us all the ways in which the team was flawed and how winning 2-0 wasn’t an accomplishment. For the Bra
Jay Palmer
Jun 11


How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 2010
Continued from How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 2006 The 2010 World Cup marked the first time the tournament was held on the continent of Africa. Joanna and I landed in Johannesburg after a 16-hour flight from Atlanta jet lagged and excited for the tournament. The grounds crew were dancing on the tarmac in celebration from their opening draw with Mexico. South Africans were overwhelmingly excited to host the World Cup with hopes of a po
Jay Palmer
Jun 10


How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 2006
Continued from How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 1994 The 2006 World Cup in Germany was a “pinch me” moment after 6 years of working in sports marketing in NYC. Serendipitously, we won a large RFP to execute World Cup hospitality across Germany and Joanna, my future wife and business partner, was the lead event manager for the program. International travel and event execution were certainly part of our skill sets as I had previously help
Jay Palmer
Jun 9


How Decades of World Cup Experiences Helped Build the Foundation of SHG: 1994
The World Cup has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Memories from the 1986 tournament in Mexico, of Diego Maradona almost single handedly beating England with his full field “goal of the century” scoring run followed up with his “hand of god” goal over goalkeeper Peter Shilton. The spectacle of Azteca Stadium and the passion of the fans all forever etched in my memory. In 1989 I was huddled around a small TV in a friends basement, the game was only broadcast
Jay Palmer
Jun 8


Enhancing Conferences through Unforgettable Ancillary Experiences
Seven Hills Global brings conferences to life with immersive ancillary experiences — from celebrity chef dinners and branded poker tournaments to exclusive tastings, PGA‑hosted golf events, high‑energy receptions, and fully customized meeting spaces. We transform venues, suites, and iconic locations into branded, high‑touch environments that spark connection and leave a lasting impression.
Seven Hills Global
Mar 17
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